Home is a Place

Home is a place where you feel comfortable. Home is a place where you are familiar and safe, home is nice and cozy and has lots of memories. Home is a place where you should be loved. Home is a place where you can do what you want. Home is where you belong. Home is a different place for everyone. Home is the place that makes you happy. Home is a place where any family member is welcome to come in and have a fun time together. Home is a place where you have your traditions, your home is special in many different ways. A house is a place where you don't really know anything about it. A house is a place where it can feel uncomfortable and doesn't feel like the missing piece to the puzzle. A house is a place where you don't have any memories of anything. A house is where you may feel sad, maybe even mad that it doesn't feel right. A house can be temporary; you may not stay long. A house is a place where you don't have ownership. A house can be anywhere from Canada to all the way in China. A house is a place where you can't really call it home. A house is a place with different walls, different paint colour and different size. For homeless people a house is everywhere it changes, maybe every day or every week. For homeless people home is nowhere and that doesn't feel great at all. That is the meaning of house and home.